Sentence examples for learned once again from inspiring English sources

But I also learned, once again, why most of us work in cubicles.

We have just learned once again how important the right leadership is to an organization.

And yes, I have learned once again, in this holiday season, the true meaning of delayed gratification.

The company sent her to a training class where, among other things, she says she learned once again about ethical purchasing procedures.

IN the real world, as this recently fat and happy nation has learned once again, the economy can change with distressing speed.

And so we learned once again that He was still seeing Her while married to Her, that She died in a car crash in 1997 (no, really?) and that They are quite upset about losing their mother.

As we are painfully learning once again, nuclear accidents respect no borders.

So our population here learns, once again, that anything that's done for the people is wrong.

"The great challenge facing us today is to learn once again how to talk to one another, not simply how to generate and consume information," Francis Vatican-releasedd statement said.

In short, the main lesson of this age of bubbles — a lesson that India, Brazil, and others are learning once again — is that when the financial industry is set loose to do its thing, it lurches from crisis to crisis.

If we cut back on aid, we will fail to keep our promise, and poorer countries will learn, once again, that rich countries' actions fall short of their inspiring rhetoric about reducing world poverty.